Earlier this month LG announced two new versions of its flagship G6 in home market of south Korea, but did not reveal the price and availability details: LG G6+ with 128GB storage, Qi Wireless charging support, and new color option including Optical Astro Black, Optical Terra Gold and Optical Marine Blue that changes color when light is reflected. And a 32GB storage version of the regular G6 (earlier was available only with 64GB storage).
Now the brand has revealed the pricing and availability details. The LG G6+ has been priced at 957,000 won ($834 | Rs. 54,000), while the 32GB LG G6 costs 819,500 won ($714 | Rs. 46,000). In addition, LG is offering free 1 year display replacement warranty. For the 32GB LG G6, the company is offering B&O Play earphone worth 200,000 won for just 5,000 won. Both phones are now available in South Korea. The LG G6 and LG G6+
To recap the specs, the LG G6 comes with 5.7-inch QHD+ Full Vision (aspect ratio of 18:9) display, Snapdragon 821 processor, 4GB RAM, Android Nougat (w/ LG UX 6.0), 13MP dual-cameras, 5MP front camera, fingerprint scanner, USB Type-C, NFC, IP68 rating (water and dust resistance) and 3300mAh battery.
LG has already announced that all LG G6 models will get new features via a software update including motion recognition for face recognition function, that recognizes user's face, even if the screen is off, a new lower power optimization mode and 'Lens Blind Alert' to warn you when your fingers are covering the lens when taking a photo.
Moreover, the South Korean LG G6 (32GB & 64GB) and LG G6+ will get support for LG Pay payment service that works through four cred card brands, Shinhan, KB, BC and Lotte, which will be expanded to more banks by September.